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Old 08-15-2009, 03:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Macfanforever View Post
I have several Mp3 players with a handful of music of Stevie/FM plus country tunes from the Sweethearts of the Rodeo. and some others.Also I have been recording Casey Kasems American Top 40 from the 70s and 80 and playing them back at work.
btw its nice to go back in time listening the those old countdown show and hearing Stevie/FM and other favorite songs are doing on the Billboard charts.btw I have all my music backed up on 2 external drives,I dont trust the Ipod or a standard mp3 player
to hold my entire music collection on it.On one time my Wal-Mart special Vr3 player crapped out and I lost a Stevies Live performance,but i was lucky to have a backup on cd in my archives.My suggestion,be wise ,backup all of you tunes on cdrs. dvds or on a outboard drive.I know people that lost their entire music collection,photos of lost love ones, and important business transactions on their main computer harddrives,and one person had to hire a data recovery firm for $1500.oo to recover their data from a dead harddrive. and lucky they got all of their data back.All those numbers of somgs on all of your music players blew my mind , anyway for petes sake please backup all your tunes.

I used to always back my iTunes up onto DVDs, and a lapse is what led to me losing so many songs. So yeah, great advice.
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